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1y ago
A streak where you actually learn every day makes sense to me. Missing a day and then paying money to maintain your streak doesn't. I know I missed a day, and if the streak isn't for me, then who is it for?
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1y ago
It's the same link twice
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I'm not on the democrats' side either. I am posting an article that states there was disenfranchisement on a scale large enough to tip the election. You can find other sources than just this article.
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1y ago
I mean, he kind of stole the election. https://www.gregpalast.com/trump-lost-vote-suppression-won/
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1y ago
On my feed I get AI-generated pictures of castles and houses in the woods. There are enough real places where we don't need to make stuff up. Makes me feel bad, actually.
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1y ago
Cool project. In your tooltip for "My Top 30 largest Goldbach ridges" you have `yilded` instead of `yielded`.
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1y ago
What's the difference between a screen reader and this guys show hn script? If he were releasing it as a paid podcast feed or something I might take offense, but it seems just like a screen reader to me that blind people might use. Jus
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1y ago
Right when covid started I drove around Austin to pick something up. There were hardly any cars on the road and the air looked pristine after several days of people mostly staying at home.
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2y ago
You're right, it doesn't happen when developing locally, only in MWAA. This was the answer given by the Airflow team as well and I figured they would punt before I asked. I realize Amazon is taking an open source project and makin
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Here's my problems with MWAA (amazon hosted airflow.) I have about 100 dags which maxes out the scheduler thread. Airflow parses all the files every minute so it's always parsing around 94% cpu. I could run a second scheduler thre
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2y ago
Full self driving is here. (Waymo). LIDAR is required imho.
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2y ago
Flagrantly violating Edit: Facebook torrented 81.7TB of books. https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2025/02/meta-torrented-o...
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2y ago
What's wrong with being allies? Authoritarian countries unite!
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2y ago
Best we can manage is an Feb 28 Economic Blackout Day. (Don't forget to stock up the day before!) You didn't know about it? Or you did, and you didn't buy from amazon for a single day? Democracy is saved!
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2y ago
That's the official counts. How many voters in Georgia were disenfranchised? How many provisional ballots were thrown out? Stuff like this https://www.gregpalast.com/trump-lost-vote-suppression-won/
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2y ago
It got to the point where I had a darcs commit take more than ten minutes. That's when I stopped using darcs.
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2y ago
Maybe it should, but that already exists (and is launching in 2026). See the thread about it in this discussion [1]. https://www.txse.com/ [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43046115
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2y ago
What does this mean for the planned Texas Stock Exchange? https://www.txse.com/ https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Texas_Stock_Exchange
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2y ago
You don't think they grabbed one or two of the existing coders that know the system? (I have no idea)
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2y ago
Why did I expect 10,000 files?
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2y ago
It was crickets. https://coe.northeastern.edu/news/crickets-may-be-the-cause-... .
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2y ago
Upwards of 75M people assuming ww2 was not inevitable.
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2y ago
I had some success converting a react app with classes to use hooks instead. Also asking it to handle edge cases, like spaces in a filename in a bash script--this fixes some easy problems that might have come up. The corollary here is that
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2y ago
Yes but then they can prompt it to golf the code and most of the slop goes away. This sometimes breaks the code.
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The process is introducing more room for bugs to somehow creep in. Damn.
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2y ago
If Books Could Kill podcast got you covered https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/unlocked-eric-adams/id...
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2y ago
Prime-day?
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2y ago
An open source applicant tracking system that grows with your company 50% Off, use coupon HUNTILE I first read it as "Huntile" which is like Product Hunt + quartile. Then I saw it's Huntlie, "HUNT LIE"
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2y ago
I just today tried reviving an old v12.4 node project and node-gyp is trying to use python2 which I don't even have on my Macbook anymore.
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2y ago
No really, imagine a surge protector with the switch recessed on the bottom. Only plugs on the top, nothing to step on and bring down your desktop.
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